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Agreement with US regulators over safety problems with airbags

The firm said it will split into two public companies, one focused on global clients and the other serving the U.S. public sector.

Though he broke out with "Easy Money" and garnered a lot of attention from Hollywood, one could argue that Daniel Espinosa hasn't really lived up to his Next Hot Thing status. "Safe House" was a forgettable action flick, and this spring's star-studded "Child 44" was a complete bomb, but miraculously not a huge loss for Lionsgate, thanks to some smart accounting. So perhaps it's not a surprise that the director has set up an upcoming project in Sweden. READ MORE: Review: 'Child 44' Starring Tom Hardy... Читать дальше...

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The critical options concept known as "theta," explained.

The New England Compounding Center sickened about 750 people and killed at least 64 across the United States three years ago.

Hungarian writer ends run of three wins by North American authors

Kourtney Kardashian and her beau Scott Disick hold hands while stepping out for a sushi dinner at Sugarfish on Monday (May 18) in Calabasas, Calif. The 36-year-old reality star’s love recently chatted with her dad Bruce Jenner after learning about his decision to transition into a woman. PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Kourtney [...]

Nasty Gal didn't skip a beat when it spotted Taylor Swift in its jumpsuit. The only problem? She was wearing Balmain.

Assaults on Sony and Target show sophistication of digital raiders

The House Appropriations Committee released their vision for NASA's 2016 budget this week, which includes significant increases for the SLS and Planetary Science, but cuts Commercial Crew and Earth Science funds.

Carter Worth of Cornerstone Macro says the Dow could climb to 21,700 if it traded at the same multiple as the S&P 500.

Three of the largest U.S. banks alone collected in the first quarter more than $1.1 billion related to overdrafts.

These days, blockbuster movies are bigger in almost every sense you can imagine — from the budgets to the special effects that are thrown up on the screen. But it also seems that big ticket movies are getting longer too. "Avengers: Age Of Ultron" runs 141 minutes, "Furious 7" clocked in at 137 minutes, "Interstellar" took 169 minutes to explore the galaxy, while "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" ran 142 minutes, and "Transformers: Age Of Extinction" logged 165 minutes. It seems studios want to ensure audiences... Читать дальше...

Trade in credit default swaps increases corporate bond liquidity

Apple IS going into the TV business, despite claims in a WSJ article to the contrary, Michael Yoshikami says. However, it may not be an actual TV.

The e-commerce company met expectations for revenue but posted a big loss on earnings per share.

European Commission takes legal action against Germany over application of new minimum wage law

Google announced via its official blog that tweets will now be visible for users using the search engine on mobile.

This engaging project from Company of Angels and political theatre group METIS presents uneasy facts about the global textile industry in the form of an interactive monopoly-style game.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Crude was under pressure today as the dollar continued to rally.

PayPal will pay $25 million to settle accusations of illegally signing up and billing consumers for PayPal Credit.

Fewer than 250,000 people signed up for a special tax season enrollment period for Obamacare exchanges.